ML062680195

Fleet-Wide Safety Pocket Guide

ML062680195
Person / Time
Site:	Point Beach
Issue date:	01/31/2003
From:	Nuclear Management Co
To:	Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
FOIA/PA-2006-0113
Download: ML062680195 (4)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS MATERIAL STORAGE .................................. 27

• PURPOSE .. . ... ...... .. .... OFFICE SAFETY.. . ............

VEHICLE OPERATION .......... . .............. PARKING LOT SAFETY. 'I FITNESS FOR DUTY .......... .............. INJURYiNEAR Miss REPORTING..._ .......... 4 PERSONNEL UFTS ............... JOB BRIEF ...... .. ...... .... ......... . .................. 5 PROTECTIVE TAGGING ..... ......... PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT_........ 5 RESPIRATORY PROTECTION .............. _30 ASBESTOS CONTROL ..... T ROTATING EQUIPMENT ..................... 30 BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS ................ SCAFFOLDS ....... CHEMICAL SAFETY-..-.. SIGNS AND BARRICADES ................ 31 COMPRESSED GASES 10 o............ CUMInUAl

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                                                                                                        ^Imcna-2-2        ..... . .. .5lw CONFINED  SPACE ENTRY .................                            .. 12             TOOLS .....        ..............................                ".-32 CRANESIHOISTING EQUIPMENT..............                               13             WATER, WORKING OVER OR NEAR .......                                    34 ELECTRICAL SAFETY .                                                                  WELDING, CUTTING AND GRINDING                                            5........36 EXCAVATION SAFETY...                       _................_1 FALL PROTECTIONIFALL RESTRAINT........... 19                                         RESPONSIBILITIES FIRE PREVENTION......------...... 2 FORKU TS.        .     ......                  ......               .2               NMC NMC has the responsibility for leadership of the HEAT STRESS ................ . . ....                    .......... 23               Industrial safety and health program, for its i effectiveness and Improvement and for providing the HOUSEKEEPING ...................                                   24                tools and equipment required to ensure safe worldng LADDERS (PORTABLE)................_ ........ 24                                      condtions.

LAWN MOWERS ......................... 25 MANAGERS/SUPERVISORS/JOB LEADS LEAD PAINT REMOVAL ...............26 Managers, supervisors and job leads are responsible for developing and maintaining the proper attitudes MATERIAL HANDUNG ........----..-......... toward industrial safety and health in both themselves and the individuals they lead. They are also responsible for ensuring all work Is conducted with the highest regard for the safety and health of all personnel involved. page 2 f 41 i, '51page 3

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( Point' Bitach Nuclear Plant I'IOB/E'VOLUTION: Conducted Bv:. Use backofshceI if necessary REVIEW / DISCUSS & CHECK OFF ALL ehedk APPLICABLE ITEMS X ACENJAN-{'lP 1.1.10) Critical Stej_ . c Free Control Dose, Event Free. 1dcni ft t*u he work activity hie .cd . Attend Training. No Rework SErroýo).'tsituations at each critical step _Zt"E'fi.red-95ior-Iresu its ._.Fss*ibl inecs of errors at each critical step

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                 .. x-peffi-enironment mental/physical state/Fatigue/Stress lecncý.ssumptions                                                      Other Mule. Peer pressure/Stress neffective communication                                               _*ýrements
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